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by BlinkenBlinken 4y ago
Interesting topic indeed. I think which ever perpetrator executed the operation to destroy the pipelines know about these ways of detecting objects using various satellite imagery (surface only) and try to avoid being detected. Question: wh
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by BlinkenBlinken 4y ago
Doesn't solve sloppy programming practices. Being programmed in C or Rust is a non discussion. Using both in the same kernel source complicates code unnecessarily.
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by BlinkenBlinken 4y ago
As an comment on the article "nuclear-energy-is-clean". The rationale is that there is no problem, at least not a large one. Dilemma is the protection of future generations of mankind against possible hazards posed by stored nucle
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by BlinkenBlinken 4y ago
Alas, this is not Windows XP Embedded. Microsoft regressed from this along time ago.
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by BlinkenBlinken 4y ago
A long time ago the republicans where less conservative and more progressive that the democrats. Now both seem to run a contest of who is the most conservative, least progressive and most racist of them all.
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by BlinkenBlinken 4y ago
Probably because they have different morals.
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by BlinkenBlinken 5y ago
I like to point out that I'm in favor of standardization of directories. Also understand the legacy argument since a lot of software, by default uses it's file location. Directories like var, opt, usr need some rethinking. Hence t
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by BlinkenBlinken 5y ago
Current state of the UNIX file hierarchy is a mess. Many incarnations of GNU/Linux systems didn't contribute to a more elegant yet simplified directory structure. Just pick the one you like the most and serves the purpose of your
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by BlinkenBlinken 5y ago
Current state of the UNIX file hierarchy is a mess. Many incarnations of GNU/Linux systems didn't contribute to a more elegant yet simplified directory structure. Just pick the one you like the most and serves the purpose of your
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by BlinkenBlinken 5y ago
No, stil works.